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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-05
I. NJ. e.. A. WORK

A large audience of men gathered at the
Presbyterian church Sabbath afternoon to
attend the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton meeting. After several gospel songs
had been heartily sung by the young men,
prayer was offered by Rev. j. H. Parker, OF
the Congregational church. Mr.. Geo S.
Fisher, state secretary OF the association, in
Kansas, was present and spoke Of the en-
couraging condition of the work throughout
tee state. brought about principally through
the self-denying labors and large gifts Of the
young men who have the welfare of the
work at heart. Rev. j. N. Cramer, of Kan
sas City, and Rev. Mr. Singler, Of Ohio.
both of the Evangelical Lutheran church
made short, pointed, practical addresses Oh
aggressive christian work. which were high
ly appreciated by the large audience OF
man
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-05
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Yesterday afternoon terrible accident
happened at the Hydraulic mills Of DeffeE-
baugh & Lewis, ia the eastern part OF the
city.
Two young ladies from Newton were visit
ing at Mrs. Mussem's, the housekeeper for
the Deffenbaugh brothers, and in the after
noon they in company with Mrs. Mussem
came over to look through the mill. The
party was in charge of Mr. John Deffen-
baugh. AS they were passing the boiling
machinery, Mr.. Defenbaugh and the two la
dies il advance, Mrs. Mussem AMI her eldest
daughter in the rear, Mrs. Museums dress
caught in the cogs of the machinery and in
almost an instant she was drawn into the
whee's 1t required almost fifteen minutes
before she could be extricated from her per-
iieus position and even when at last she was
taken from between the wheels her legs were
horribly crushed and broken
Physicians were Immediately sent for and
in a consultation held it was thought neces-
sary in order to save her life that both the
lower limbs be amputated.
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WHERE TO VOTE.

The late action OF the council in redistrict
ing the city in order to give better voting
| facilities YVES published in the EAGLE in the
council report, but some made inquiry yes
| terday, and for their benefit the districts and
places for voting are given below.
The first district of the First ward is south
of Douglas and west of Fourth avenue and
will vote today at Coopers livery stable on
south Main ST. eel. The second district in
the First ward is south of Douglas avenue
and east Of Fourth avenue. Vote at the
Sherman house on east Douglas
The Second ward is undivided and will
vote on the west side of Main street between
First and Second streets
The Third ward will vote at Heweys liv-
cry stable on Topeka avenue.
The second district of the Fourth ward
is composed of all east of the Santa Fe road
and north of Central ave west Of railroad
end north of Zine street Vote at 6Ol east
Oak street. The remainder of the ward
comprises the first district and will vote at
southeast corner Third and Main streets.
The Fifth ward will vote at Seaman'&
Chivington's office, Chicago avenue.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-05
ANOTHER DEAR sorHEn GONE.

Mrs. Amelia Hammond, the wife Of B. D.
Ha mmond ex-superinte of public in
struction, is no more. The light of another
home is gone out, and the sweet image of it.,
broodipg dove taken flight forever. The
only love which, On this teemipg earth, asks
40 return, mothers is beyond the reach of
the now lonely, hapless ones who were her
sole care. To the sad inquiries and piteous
supplications of the forlorn ones Of that now
desolste home there is no answer save that
of becoming tears. No other presence, how
ever loving, can fill that once SO gentle, now
silent mothers place.
Il MISS Thee MY mother thy image IL still
The deepest lInpres ed on my heart.
And the tablet, faithful Must ia death be chill
Ere a line Of that IA age depart"
For the husband in this gloomy time words
were empty. The blight, tie agony of such
a sorrow only those whom it has thus touch
ed can tell. 1t is of troubled waters an aw-
full guli-vexed and dark-which even the
light of hope can but family relieve.
How rain all outward effort to supply
Inc soul with joy. The noOnt1oe Sun is dark,
and music discOrd. when the heart is low"
The funeral will occur from the residence
at 426 East Central avenue, Wednesday, at
2 O'Clock p NJ, to which the friends Of the
family are invited.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS.

Sundsy school workers met pursuant to
adjournment at $50 Sunday. April 8, in the
Christian church, Or. c. Humble in the
chair. Minutes Of the last meeting were
Read and approved
Rev. j. Il. Parker reported the apportior-
Ii ent of delegates to the various churcaes
He was authorized to ill up the COMMITTEES
from churches not repr, sented, and to pro-
Coed in the line Of DUTY without reference to
freely offered aQyice.
Brother Armstrong was invited 10 use
every effort to work up the attendance of
Sunday school workers in this county upon
the state convention. Adjourned to meet
April II, 81, in Christian church AT $50.
A T.. GARRISON, Sec
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THE COUNTY SEAT OF RICE.

Mr.. Cooper, editor Of the Lyons Republ.-
can, and Mr.. Morrow, OF that place are in
the city. Wichita now has railway connec-
ton with the county saat of Rice but they
are SO poor as yet that they amount to moth
lug. Our Missouri Pacific people should look
this matter up and make it possible for the
people of that place to come TO Wichita and
return the same day with half days time
10 this city. 1t will be beneficial all round
for railroad and towns. Lyons is one Of the
best county seat towns in Central Kansas, q
CITY OF no mean pretensions and sure of q
Wichita. and those looking for homes and in
vestments will find very few more promising
places in Kansas
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-05
A CANARAL

Yesterday afternoon drunken Irisman
entered the >anta Fe restaurant on East
Douglas, just across the railroad track. lie
hal 5een III the room but few rniuules until
he became very boistI Gus and started in 10
revolver, but this was taken from him He
thea took up chair, an old gentleman
ntIned Stewart endeavored To relieve MIN Of
is, too In tie tus>ele the freshman bit the
Old gentleman on The cheek, inflictlug sn w IL
wound Officer Lily arrested the drunken
man ana took him to the city prison
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AN OPINION.

Mr.. S. c. Sims, fl, IN Sucke rdom, stopped
over in the city " steI day to look around
In short conversation he said, "this is a
wonderful city, and in many respects It's
growth and development is without paral-
lei in The history Of city building. The thing
thst strcks me most favOrably end which
believe is maliciously misrepresented by
some of the eastern press, is the fact that
Wichita has no bubble boom, but solid,
substantial growth. 1t is not the town lots
but the magnificent business blocks and resi-
dences and the use of the Improvements and
modern inventions that speaks best for the
city. l see the reason of the attacks made
upon Wichita by press Of the east, it is that
this place Is becoming too mighty and too
strong a rival and is draining many cities
of their wealthy and more enterprisipg citi-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-05
IMPORTANr MEETING.

The stockholders Of the Wichita and Val
ley Center Morton Line Company held a
meeting last night at Allen & DeVore's
office and confirmed the board Of directors
which is as follows: B W. Aldrich, H. D.
Heiserman, John Doran, j. r. Hollowell,
John Fisher, H r. Butler, A. Allen, A. II.
Carpe ot-r and E. r. Powell The stock
holders exchanged ideas concerning the diff
ferent routes already suggested. ami appoint
the following gentlemen as a commit ee to
look over the land purchased near Valley
Center for the purpose of deciding how it
shall be plotted: Joe Rich, L B. Terrell, A.
Steel, c. e. Gundy and W. Kessell. The
| committee is instructed to report to the
board of directors at their meeting next
| Thursday night.
After the stockholders meeting adj
journed last evening the board of
directors appointed the following gentlemen
| as permanent officers: President, II. D.
| Heiserman; vice-president, Arthur Allen:
treasurer, j. o. Davidson, secretary, A. II.
Carpenter; attorney, ]. r. Halloween The
| board also created the office of general man
ager, and appointed Mr.. John Fisher to fill
that position.
The board ordered two or more lines sur
veyed. After that is done the company will
be ready to receive neighbors who will offer
inducements for the line.
1t is desired to locate the route as soon as
possible and get to work. The board will
hold a meeting Thursday night for the pur-
pose Of making arrangements to order ma
terial
All the stock called for by the charter has
been subscribed
The following is complete list OF the
names Of the stockholders:
II. D. Heiserman, A. E. and II. II. Allen,
j. o. Davidson, w. A. Richey, j. r. Hollo-
well, B. w. Aldrich, j. V. Moffitt, e. r.
Powell, II. r. Hunter, ]. R. Carpenter, B.
w. Downing, A. Steele, J. F. Sherman, d.
p Alexander, P. Getto, E. P Ford, A. A.
Post, C. r. Miller, A. NJ. Goldstandt, N. H.
George, N P. Jackson, John Fisher. A. A.
Phillips, A. G. Waldren, l.. B. Terrell, Allen,
Graham & Jones, A. II. Carpenter, John
Taylor, S. Duncan, J. A. Doran, W. ?.
O'Mara, L. Hays, W. Kassell, C. A. Walker
w. Mathewson. j. Rich, W. Swentzen and
C.. l.. Sims
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THE DUDE AND HIS GIRL.

Yesterday morning q young gent who is
In the habit OF inficting himself upon the So
ciety Of ladies found lady who would take
ride with him and he commenced to skirm-
ish for rig. OF course one could be found
at livery stable, but the paying for it was
the stunning problem. He therefore, decid-
ed to skirmish around among the hitching
posts and view the chances.
In rear Of the Biting block he found a
very nice turnout belonging to Foster, Doyle
& Co. 1t exactly suited his taste and decid-
ed to use it. Well he did use it for some
hours. How about returning its He drove
up to the hitching post through the alley and
was about 10 get affairs in the proper shape
when a member Of the firm got his peppers on
him. What followed can easily be imagined
as the owner did only what almost every
other man would do. The young dude now
takes his meals standing up.
1t is claimed that the fellow has contract
ed habit of borrowing without asking, and
the public in general is getting tired of that
sort of transaction
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To the Editor OF the Eagle

! To the Editor OF the Eagle.
! PONTIAC, March 90, 1887.
| At a meeting of the Pontiac Wichita Club
| Goodman Jacobs, President; s. A. Dewey,
Secretary, the following preamble and Res
| olutions were adopted:
Whereas, The undersigned members OF the
| aforesaid named club fee deeply indebted to
c. E. Cole, l.. R. Cole, j. s. Cole and W. II.
Dewey, of Wichita, Kansas, for their kind
greeting and hospitality doing their sojourn
in their city.
Resolved, That each OF the undersigned
extend to the said E. G. Cole, L. r. Cole J .
S. Cole and w. 81. Dewey their thanks with
their hearty good wish for their future wei
fare
Resolved, That the Secretary be instructed
to send copy oil their resolutions to the
afore' aid gentlemen, also furnish copy to
city papers OF Pontiac. Michigan and also
copy to the Wichita Eagle, of Wichita, Kar-
sas. GOODMAN JACOBS, ALT WEBB,
S. A. DEWEY, j. Fox, JR,
SYLvEsTON COLE, L b. WELLS,
w F. STOUT. H j. HIGBY,
BYRON WOoDwARD,N. ID. SLY,
W. II. BRUMMITT
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BOARD OF tDUCATION.

Board of education met III regular session
at the usual place.
There we're present Allen, Brown, Cald
well, Lewis, Slavsn, Taylor and Wingard
The report of the treasurer was read and
referred to the committe on ways and means.
The job of painting the roofs of the school
buildings was ordered let to McCombs fol
S246
On motion sub-teachers we're ordered paid
at the rate Of two dollars per day, same tc
be deducted from the regular teachers sal
ary
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OVER TWO HUNDRED PER CENT.

Mr.. George r. Wallace, engineer of the
Ohio & Mississippi, Of Vinceanes, Illinois,
arrived in the city on SUI day last. He Wis
it, d the city for the nrst time near two
months ago, and being ableto tell live CRY
when he saw it. invested largely in real es
tate. Fifty nine days after his investment
his agent sold him out at profit of over 2vO
per cent. He has returned 10 repeat The
repetition will be considerably larger than
the original.
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THE LECTURE TONIGHT.

Last evening tho Rev. William Parteous
arrived from St. Louis, and is the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. L. s. Ordway, at their elegant
residence on North Lawrence avenue As
was announced. he will deliver his lecture,
Geysers," tonight at the Presbyterian
church.
The speaker is wide and favorably known
throughout the United states, and the lee
ture loving people may, with propriety, con-
gAtulate themselves upon having the oppor-
tunity of hearing so distinguished an orator
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-05
FOR THE LADIES.

Ladies voting today in the first district of
tie First ward will meet in Mr.. J. T.
Holmes Office on South Main street
In the Third ward the office Of Godfrey &
Cowley, 402 East Douglas, will be at the
ssrvice of the ladies'.
The ladies voting in the Second and
Fourth ward, are requested to meet at the
parlors Of the Occidental
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HOA!

Yesterday afternoon team from Oliver
Bros yard ran out Douglas avenue When
near ths lumber yard of Mr.. Eugene Garrett
they turned to the right and ran into the
building considerably demoralizing the end
of the structure that bore the force Of the
collision. The team, however, was stopped
and turned over to the owner slightly bruised
and scratched up, while the wagon was
somewhat OF wreck
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COSTLY RUNAWAY.

Yesterday Mr.. Clarence Smith. who has
been driving one Of Jim Cotfes's new hscks,
hitched his team on Waterman street n, ar
Fifth avenue aud went into neighboring
house While there another team was
driven bye at a rapid gait and his tenn
broke loose and ran west on Waterman t.
Topeka avenue, and in turning with the hack
upset and was badly broken up. 1t was
dragged for some distance before the horses
broke loose from it, Il viii have TO be sent
10 Quincy IL for repairs
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u ARMED.

Sunday evening at the residence OF Lee
II AVS on South Water, Mr.. Aioiph Lambert
of New York, aud Miss Asusta Marx, of this
city, were united in marriage by Rsbb, JOS.
kranskotf of Kansas City. The ceremony
was performed in the presence OF only few
OF she mprs intimate friends Of the highly
contracting parties. After the marriage
they lefc Tor an extended bri isl trip.
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THE COURTS.
DOI TIVE HnEnT

POLICE COURT.
| A. j. Wilson was a drunk that appeared
before his honor yesterday morning. He Is
resting in the cooler for want of money with
which to pay his fine.
| Against F. johnson, the other Sunday ar
rest, there were two charges, drunk and as
sault and battery. johnson, Sunday eve
ming, was staggering along East Douglas av-
| enue. He struck an old man and tried to
force him into fight, but the latter did not
condescend to notice him. His next act was
to slap 12-year-old boy, and as the little
fellow made decided objection to this kind
of treatment, the brute commenced choking
him Officer Lilly irterferred about this
| time, and after some trouble, arrested John
son and landed him in the cooler. He, too,
was noney,ess, and is now in the city
| prison.
PROBATE COURT.
Marriage license was Yesterday issued to
Howard ~ Davis aui Agnes 7. Scott. both
of Wichita
Sale bill filed in the estate of J. n Clark.
deceased.
of the estate of William Murray, insane,
made through the probate court.
Discharge of administrative in estate OF
Isaac G. Brun, deceased.
JUSTICE COURT.
Five John Does have appeared in Walkers
court three Of them paid their fines and were
dismissed, the other two have not yet made
up their minds as to their guilt.
A warrant was sworn out by Jim Lee for
the man who stabbed Sam Wing Hing last
Friday.
A warrant was also issued for James Green,
the man who it is alleged stole horse from
the stable OF Thomas Fahey on East Douglas.
The horse was the one recovered Saturday
night by Officer Lilly.
Late in the afternoon Samuel Ray, co..
ored man was brought before Justice Walker
charged with petit larceny, his offense being
thu stealing Of ali overcoat from L. B Stan
ley. He was found guilty and sentenced to
the county Jail for ninety days aud 70 pay
fine OF $3.50
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-05
EOR NINETY DAYS.

Mr. Sam Ray was called up in Walker,
court yesterday. charged with having appro-
pristet unto himself all overcnat He had
taken IL from gents room when he thong hf
no one SAW hun but b. was made aware O.
the fact that he was mistaken on tina: point
and was given ninety days in Jail
Sam hal taken considerable ip;eres. in the
local election sud SENS 20 hate very much
that lie nad teen caught before he could de
pusit his vote.
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ANCGENENTs.
MUSEUM.

The Museum last night was packed
jammed full, in fact one might say packed
from s@pit to dome" The dexterity of Miss
Louie Pitchie at the box Office in handling
Young, the popular young manager, is off
for few days east in a provincial town,
and in the meantime Mr. IL IL. Fillmore is
at the helm.
The Ferryman's Daughter is the attraction
this week in the auditorium
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A. o. Il. ".

Regular meeting Of the A. o. U. W. last
night at their hall After routine business
tue members OF the lodge partook Of an ele-
gam lunch prepared by the ladies. This
was followed By dancing which was par
tieip.ted in by large number. All report
9 pleasant time.
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ANOTHER PRESENT.

Yesterday Mr. John Fisher met with his
young friend, Mr.. Arthur Carpenter. on the
str LET, and invited him to catch STEP The
command was obeysd, and tho two soon
halted in Biting Bros establishment Mr.
Fisher told clerk to give Mr.. Carpenter the
best silk hat in the house, and he acted &C
c1rdiugly. After the thanks Arthur salu-
ted his superior officer.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-05

Mr. j. Washington Davis, Of Louisville
kentucky, who, through Mr.. Hardy 500
man, has invested great heaps of Kentucky
money in Wichita, in ali some two hundred
Thousand dollars, and who, in spite of the
Courier-J ournal, endorses the EAGLES
Gail Halt" made Us cali yesterday.
Col Davis is one of Louisville's Oldest and
most substantial citizens but sees here one
OF the great coming cities and proposes that
his dollars shall increase with Wichita's
growth
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KANSAS MIDLAND.

Spikes have arrived for the Kansas Mid
land and a gang OF hands were set to work
yesterday completing the track through the
city.
Attorney o. Il. Bentley went to Newton
last night in the interest Of the company.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Miss Carrie Moore, daughter OF J. L.
Moore, OF The West side, died yesterday ST
II p m, iu her sixteenth year. Funeral ser
moa from the YVES: SIDE n church To-
day Friends iuritei-
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A CARD.

To my friends in the First ward who wish
to vote for me please see that my name is
spelled correctly. There has been lot o.
tickets issued with the name Thomas Jewett
on them. There is no such party running.
THOMAS JEWELL
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MARRIAGE BELLS.

At the Baptist church this evening at G
o'clock, Mr.. Howard u Davis will b. mar
ried to Miss Agnes Scott, daughter Of s. u.
Soft, of this city. The marriage ceremony
being performed by Rev Harper. No cards
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M-s- Annie Pairner -ia a0li Bib read
iaS az tie Presbyterian eaa-ch THIS 8. se-no1a
.. o'cloeS- Al are invited, boia uasn AID
~srasa She viii stire.s ;as psop.s in tia
evsairx .. the ". c. T U. racsGs. AZ sre
cIrsiiAly invited.
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ATTENTION, GARFIELD POST.

| Don't let the Internal racket oday keer
you from attending Post meeting tonight
All visiting comrades in the city are cor
daily invited to meet with U.S.
B. II. DOWNING,
Post Commander
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yUSr LfSTES!

Strange Is i. may sem the ramor has
gained circulation tcas Hsetieer o, tie
newspaper fraternity . about b take unto
hims-if q wIfe
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ANNOCNCENE EMIT.

The ladies of the German Lutheran Aid
Society are invited 70 attend tbs regular
monthly meeting of the society which val
be held at the residence of Mrs. Henry Bolte,
3225 South Water street on Thursday after
noon at O'clock. This will be the last meet
ing of the Society prior to the departure of
Mrs Bolte upon a visit to her Old home in
Germany, and all members are cordially IL
vited TO be present
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MARRIED.

Samuel S Hamilton was married Sunday
Afternoon To Mss killmiEa y al,el- a. the
residence Of TIRE brides parents. Gyfs1l,
township. by Rev SAMUEL Hamilton.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR

In resporse to the earnest solieltstion OF large
number Il the people Of Wichita respectfully an
nource myself a Hon artisan. citizens candidate
for mayor. D. T. AiLhs.
In response tha numerous requests mace 10 me
by ny friends among the business men or this city
csspectfully announce self non partisan PEG
ples' candidate for mayor, assuring all that elected
will devote myself to be best Interests of the city
Irrespective OF party other interests. II. G. LEE
hereby q announce myself r. peoples candidate for
n1ayOr of the city of Wichita This action ls in
spouse request Of many citizens Of city.
c. Z. MARTIN.
Contrary 10 tie advise Of some OF my personal
friends and I'm accordance with the request OF 4
Koodly number ] anHounce myself az candidate
Tor mayor OF the great and booming city OF Wichita
Ard viii say THAT should be iected VIII try and
do my duties without fear favor and do all can
70 kpep up with the spirit of the times.
Il. D. RaaLEsToN.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-05

We were pleased by call yesterday from
our old friend George Leis, the well known
wholesale aud retail druggist and chemical
manufacturer of Lawrence, Kan. Mr.. Leis
is one Of the oldest and most successful husi-
ne-s men of Kansas, and came down to see
what Kansas new commercial center was
like We have no doubt Of his favorable
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-05

Last evening a party OF toughs were
crowded into the hallway leading 70 the bar
racks Of the Salvation Army in the Hacker
jackson building. They best at the door
and finally commenced trying tn batter it
down with a stick OK wood. While thus en-
gagged Officer Lilly appeared upon tho scene,
br Ike up the disturbance and pretty badly
frightened some Of the ringleaders.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-05
NOTICE.

The polls Of the Second Ward will be in
Sternberg's carpenter shop on North Main